Paris Mac Expo – ACRUSH and Nike+



What does ACRUSH and Nike+ have in common? Being featured by Mr. Paris here on MyMac.com at the Paris Mac Expo, of course! Check out the article and pictures from the show today!

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Weekend Archive – Apple, it


Over three years ago, Bruce Black was calling for a multi-button Apple supplied mouse. This article could have been written today!

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The Complete Chris Seibold Collection


There was a time, not long ago, that Chris Seibold was known for his cartoon work as well as his writing. Where, or where, has the funny gone, Chris? Presented here for the first time is the complete collection (downloadable in PDF format) ebook of all his work. It’s free, it’s funny, and it is worth the download! Click here to download. (6.8MB – 142 pages)

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MyMac Podcast #101
Adam Raimer


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The latest happenings in the Mac world are covered, as well as a great interview with Adam Raimer of Madtown Aces Audio Productions. Who is Adam? He is actually heard on our podcast every week, and has been a part of the show for over 18 months. Check out the interview for more information.

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MyMac Roundtable on Keynote


We’re going to do a little roundtable for the various staff who are at expo that saw the keynote. Comments from Nemo, David Weeks, David Every, Roger Born, and Bakari Chavanu.

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Sneak Peek – Photoshop CS2 for Dummies

The first of our free book content, we present a few pages from the latest Adobe Photoshop CS2 for Dummies book by Pete Bauer. This sneak peek looks at THE new feature of Photoshop CS2, Vanishing Point. If you like what you see, be sure to follow the Amazon link and buy a copy yourself.

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Macintosh Atari 2600 Mac DVD For Sale only $13!

Do you enjoy the MyMac PodCast? Then check out Tim and Chad, the hosts of our weekly PodCast, in this DVD in which they take an Atari VCS 2600 and turn it into a modern day Macintosh!

Full screen DVD edition (read: GREAT quality!) of the MacMOD! Only $10! Click here for more info!

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MyMac.com Acquired by Apple Computer, Inc.

Apple Computer, Inc. is pleased to announce that they have acquired the domain site MyMac.com; it’s assets, and the ten years worth of content from publisher Tim Robertson.

Complete future plans for the site are yet to be announced, although Apple CEO Steve Jobs has stated, “The domain name MyMac.com was too similar to our own .Mac. Apple is also looking for another domain name to help grow our .Mac subscriber base. Future plans include moving all .Mac email addresses over to the .MyMac name.”

Terms of the terms of the sale were not immediately disclosed.

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Contest News! Win the RSL Digital Fidelity One Speaker System

Starting with this Thursdays MyMac.com PodCast, you have the chance to win a brand new RSL Digital Fidelity One Speaker System from Rogersound Labs. (List price: $99 US) As a MyMac.com reader put it; “Best sounding speakers under $100 on Earth

For your chance to win, simply listen to the Thursday, March 3, 2005 MyMac.com PodCast. Show hosts Tim Robertson and Chad Perry will introduce the new contest, the Mac Quiz. Listen to the four audio clips from past Apple Computer, Inc. commercials during the PodCast and answer what Apple Computer the commercial to wins!

All contestants are directed to submit their email answers to contest@mymac.com. The winner will be drawn randomly from all the correct submissions. Only one submission per person, please. The winner will be announced on the next PodCast, as well as being contacted via email.

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Jef Raskin, the Father of the Macintosh, Dies at age 61

Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family and friends of Jef Raskin, who most consider the father of the Macintosh computer.

Mr. Raskin was born March 9, 1943, and died on February 26, 2005. He joined Apple as employee #31 in January 1978. It was Mr. Raskin who started the Macintosh project at Apple Computer, with the idea of creating a cheap and easy to use computer marketed to the masses.

MyMac.com conducted an interview with Mr. Raskin back in September 1999. We asked him if, at the time, not receiving credit for his role in creating the Macintosh was upsetting. He wrote “I am upset when the creation of the Mac is attributed to Jobs. It’s sloppy reporting. On the other hand, Jobs’ role in bringing the Mac out was also crucial, as were the contributions of hundreds, indeed, thousands of others at Apple and elsewhere.”

You can read the entire review at this link.

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